Batman: The Imposter #3

The concluding chapter of this DC Black Label miniseries arrives with a cover by Andrea Sorrentino that stops you cold: two cowled figures face off nose-to-nose in near-silhouette, a swirling mass of bats erupting from the negative space between them — the image is tense, intimate, and quietly unsettling all at once. Mattson Tomlin's mature-readers story reaches its finale with Sorrentino and colorist Jordie Bellaire rendering Gotham's darkness in deep teals and ink-black shadows that feel genuinely cinematic. If the first two books drew you in, Book Three promises the kind of brooding, psychological confrontation this series has been building toward.